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Juvenile Justice Centre Rules (Northern Ireland) 2008
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General duties of members of staffN.I.
60.—(1) It shall be the duty of every member of staff to conform to these rules and the policies and procedures of a centre, to assist and support the director in their maintenance and to comply with and act upon his lawful direction.
(2) A member of staff shall respect the privacy of each child in a centre consistent with the nature of the centre and communal living and shall not disclose information concerning a child or his family to anyone not authorised to receive it.
(3) A member of staff shall perform his duties conscientiously and shall be courteous towards other staff and members of the public.
(4) A member of staff shall inform the director promptly of any breach of these rules or of any abuse or impropriety which comes to his knowledge.
(5) No member of staff shall take part in any business or pecuniary transaction with or on behalf of a child without the permission of the director.
(6) Each member of staff shall promote and safeguard the best interests of children in a centre.
(7) A member of staff in a centre shall inform the director, or a healthcare officer, promptly of a child who appears to be unwell, or whose behaviour or attitude indicates, in the opinion of the member of staff, that he may have suicidal intentions or otherwise require further attention or advice.
(8) A member of staff shall not contact a person whom he knows to have been held in a centre or a relative or friend of such a person except as permitted in policy promulgated by the director.
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I1Rule 60 in operation at 12.11.2008, see rule 1
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